Macchina per popcorn elettrica ad aria calda Nostalgia, 8 tazze, popcorn senza olio sano con misurino, rosso retrÃ²

Name: Macchina per popcorn elettrica ad aria calda Nostalgia, 8 tazze, popcorn senza olio sano con misurino, rosso retrÃ²
Brand: Nostalgia
SKU: 759284660591
Price: 69.88 EUR
Availability: InStock

Brand:Nostalgia

2.9/5

€
69.88

Con il suo meraviglioso look retrò, questo è un piacere per le feste da tavolo. In pochi minuti, la famiglia e gli amici possono assaporare il gusto dei popcorn appena spuntati! Il suo esclusivo design della camera di scoppio crea un flusso d'aria vorticoso mentre utilizza l'aria calda invece dell'olio per produrre uno spuntino leggero e salutare. Questa macchina per popcorn viene fornita con un tappo dosatore che assicura l'uso della giusta quantità di chicchi in ogni lotto. Goditi il gusto fresco dei popcorn caldi in pochi minuti!

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EAN: 759284660591

Categories: Casa e cucina, Cucina e sala da pranzo, Piccoli elettrodomestici, Elettrodomestici speciali, Popper per popcorn,

Senza BPA. Comoda dimensione del piano di lavoro. Tappo dosatore per garantire la corretta quantità di chicchi utilizzati. Schiocco sano e senza olio. L'esclusivo design della camera di scoppio crea un flusso d'aria vorticoso che si traduce in un minor numero di chicchi non schiacciati. Fa scoppiare fino a 8 tazze di popcorn per lotto.

Brand	Nostalgia
Color	Classic Hot Air
Country of Origin	China
Customer Reviews	3.9 3.9 out of 5 stars 2,590 ratings 3.9 out of 5 stars
Department	Small Appliances
Domestic Shipping	Item can be shipped within U.S.
Included Components	Popcorn popper
International Shipping	This item can be shipped to select countries outside of the U.S. Learn More
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer	No
Is Electric	Yes
Item Dimensions LxWxH	8 x 6.5 x 11 inches
Item model number	Nostalgia
Item Weight	2 Pounds
Manufacturer	Emgee
Material	Plastic
Product Dimensions	8 x 6.5 x 11 inches
Special Feature	Non Stick, Portable, Oil Free

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Scritto da: No B.S. Ever!!

What you should really know!!

What’s important to know is that this popper is well constructed. It feels durable in every respect. So what’s the problem? Power… far more than popcorn poppers need to expel popped kernels. The popper is able to pop but unfortunately not efficiently. The vortex of hot air is so strong it propels popped kernels at an alarming rate and with so much force that scalding hot unpopped kernels are ejected sometimes popping in the bucket (I invested in a 12” tall food grade bucket to try and contain what the popper puts out. It didn’t work.) blasting previously popped kernels creating an effect akin to a bomb built with thousands of ball bearings in it! Sometimes the scalding unpopped kernels land on skin which is extremely painful, both when they land on you and again as you try to brush them off. Cleanup up of the popper is simple and easy so long as you do it well after cool-down. The cleanup of the room is another story. Unpopped and popped corn is everywhere. Compared to a silicone microwave popping bowl this device wastes easily 4x the amount of kernels. I tried adding the recommended amount of kernels thinking the manufacturer knew what it was talking about. Unpopped volume is no less than when I attempted to add more than recommended kernels. My thought was that perhaps the popped kernels would fill the air chamber and create a cover keeping me safer from escaping unpopped Kernels this only worked to a point. Unpoppable (defective corn) sometimes burned but never to the point where it wasn’t ejectable once the popped corn began to clear the machine. Most does not burn and just begins shooting out everywhere. One might suggest that the premium Orville Redenbacher’s popcorn could be to blame. Well I tried jolly time and Walmart brand too….what a mess!! The corn kernels would have to be considerably heavier to remain in the hot chamber until popped when it would be lighter and more easily expelled, but the weight of unpopped kernels seems pretty consistent across brands. My previous popper was a similar design but with less force so kernels stayed in the machine until popped at a more normal rate. Wasted kernels was considerably less as you might expect. My dog hears this device power up and gets anxious. He knows hot kernels will be flying soon after it starts up and doesn’t like to stick around. This would be a safety issue to operate near children or crowds. Now there is going to be the oddball out there who assumes I run this thing with the lid off…..and they would be wrong. Keeping the heat inside the popper is critical to popping…..running it with it’s lid off would be as stupid as operating a blender with its lid off…..Mayhem and mess would ensue. Also thinking that my issues were limited to my machine…..I picked up a second one. Both wreak havoc in the same manner. Also of note….because it’s expelling so much Unpopped corn again you might want to blame the popcorn companies….after all isn’t the rate of unpopped corn attributable to them? I wondered that too so I took the unpopped kernels from inside the bucket and poured them back in the machine. Most eventually pops when I keep putting the unpopped back in. As long as the corn stays in the machine….it will pop. Bottom line shoppers? Find something with less power unless you like wasting money on unpopped kernels, enjoy scalding your skin, and get some kind of weird thrill from chasing popped corn all over the kitchen. Look my results may be unusual but after attempting to Pop as much as as two packages of 8lbs of Redenbachers and various weights of Jolly Time, and Walmart brand corn with consistent results… I’m convinced by my results. It’s your money……I’m just sharing what happened to me. Good luck! Happy shopping fellow shoppers!!!!!

Scritto da: Mike

Stylish and easy to use

Upon the time of deciding to purchase I read the reviews and some were stating that popcorn kernels were going everywhere un-popped and I did have such issue a few times it was error on my end for not filling to the fill line; I was filling under the fill line. After I started to place the kernels up to the fill line the issue of kernels going everywhere stopped.

Scritto da: KJ

Perfect! Couldn't be happier!

EDIT: It's now September 2014, and we have used this popcorn popper 2-3 times weekly since we got it November 2012. It still works perfectly, with many types of different corn. Now we mostly use organic, to make the wife happy. She's able to operate it perfectly too. Fill atleast up to the line/circle above the airholes in the chamber, and you're golden. Works every time then. We don't bother to preheat it anymore though. I usually spray on some "Kernel seasons" popcorn butter, and that makes it somewhat more crispy. Then season to taste. Tastier than microwave popcorn. Happy with the machine, would get another if it stopped working. ORIGINAL REVIEW: I read all the bad reviews of this item before I purchased, (what where they on?) and by the sound of it this product should almost not work at all. Not so. Fill the correct amount! ( Use the top lid as measuring cup up til and including the hashed area.) Well, I tried that, and did the "burn in process" that god rid of the plastic smell first, and then I started it. It was totally perfect! Not one - not a single unpopped kernel on the first try. The sound is definatly noticable, but not a problem. Much less than say a blender or hair dryer. Actually it does sound similar to a hairdryer on a medium setting/speed. Looks great, pops Perfect! -Follow the instructions! I used the standard Walmart "Great Value" $1.88 dried corn kernels, and a 12 inch wooden bowl which became full of popcorn. If the kernels is rotating inside the chamber, you are using TOO LITTLE, they will spit out unpopped! Fill to ABOVE the airholes!

Scritto da: Tara Congo

Just okay

Bought this back in February and have to say that it's just alright. So many kernels are left unpopped that I usually have to do several rounds of popping to ensure I'm not just wasting kernels. Also, it's pretty messy - so many of the kernels fly out the sides instead of down into the bowl. It's better than not having a popper, but it's definitely not one of the better ones I've owned.

Scritto da: cecilia alexander

Popping the corn

This machine over heats very quickly. Only pops about half of the corn. We make sure not to over fill the contained. Very disappointed. We are going back to buying the original machine we had.

Scritto da: jenwang

wasted quite a few kernels

tried the machine 1st nite. good that it's not noisy. but had wasted over 30 to 40 kernels that pops out without popping. it wasn't over the portion instead it's under as it's a one person portion. it's a bit of waste but i'll live with it. And when i got this popper there's a lossen screw inside. don't know where it came from. so i hear the screw shifting inside the machine all the time. seems it doesn't affect the popping function though. Overall it does the job but i hope it can waste less kernels.

Scritto da: Tammy BOOKER

Easy to use.

This is so retro and beautiful. So super easy to use. I love it. All the kernels popped and I can finally eat popcorn again without all the additives most ready made popcorn adds. Love, love, love it.❤

Scritto da: Steven

Works well for the price

I bought this on a sale price on Amazon which made it one of the most inexpensive popcorn makers I could find. We usually buy microwave popcorn for ease of use but wanted to try air popped popcorn. This little machine does a decent job and the popcorn it makes is good. We do notice a difference vs. microwave popcorn when it comes to texture but this might be the kernels and not the machine.